Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 284, 29 November 1922 — Page 2

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.THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND .SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, NOV.. 29. 1922.

REPORT OF BUSINESS III FEDERAL DISTRICT : VERY SATISFACTORY y - . ; , By Associated -Press) - "" ST., LOUIS, Mo, Not. 29. Continued growth In business In the Eighth Federal Reserve district Is not ' ed In the monthly report of the St Louis Federal Reserve bank issued today. While prices were advanced in .many - lines buying has been on greater scale than any month since 1919. Apprehension is felt, however, the report stated, that this buying ac

tivlty will decrease if prices continue

to rise.

Increased prices of farm products were reported, and the rise in cotton prices has been beneficial to the south.

the report continued. . v

The fuels situation - is nearlng nor

mal, and the most unfavorable feat

ure in . the whole district is the car

shortage, it was added..

"Despite an advancing In prices of

many important lines of commodities,'

the report said, "buying has been on

an impressive scale, with the aggre-

- gate volume the largest for this par

ticular BeaBon since 1919. Some com

plaints were heard of backwardness

in the movement of certain goods, due

to unusually warm weather, but these

were mainly from the retail branch of distribution and by no means the

general rule.

"Rather generally" among reporting

manufacturing and distributing Inter

ests there Is expresed dissatisfaction with the rising trend of commodity prices, especially "of manufactured goods, which they seem to think is

progressing more swiftly than funda

mental conditions warrant. Apprehension Is felt that if the upward movement proceeds much further it may result in a cessation of buying. Thl"

feature Is pointed out as the chief menace existing at present to the

continuance of business activity."

Suburban

MILTON, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Allmeroth and two daughters of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lafe My era.... The Cary club members and

their guests enjoyed a delightful art ernoon Thursday at the home of Mrs

F. C. McCormick when Mrs. Charles

Bond of Richmond told of the art

treasures of Europe. The club has

been studying art and was delighted

to see on the screen the things of which they have been studying and to

Have Mrs. Bond in tier cnarmmg man

ner tell many new and Interesting facts

Mrs. Arlon Doll a'i Mrs. Albert Fer

ris played a piano duet and Mrs. Wal

lace Warren Ban. Mrs. McCormick

was assisted by Mrs. Alice Gesh, Mrs, Charles Ferris, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Ly curgus Beeson, Mrs. Ernest Doty, Mrs Arlon Doll, Miss Nellie Jones, Mrs

Moore, Mrs. Henry Mueller, Mrs. Eva

Thornburg and Mrs. Llda Warren

. . . .Mrs. Charles Bond, Mrs. Shuman

Jones of Richmond, Mrs. Horace Hurst and sister, Mrs. Harbeck and Mrs. Oliver Wallace were guests at luncheon Thursday of Mrs. E. P. Jones ..Because the auditorium of the Methodist church Is undergoing repairs Sunday school and church services

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Chester M. . Bible School

Father, Son Banquet Friday CHESTER, Ind, Nov. 29. Members of the Chester Methodist Sunday school will give a Father and Son banquet in the Chester hall Friday evening. Last -year the event drew 92

persons to the banquet and the goal for this year is 100. Music for the evening will be furnished by the Billy Sunday quartet, of Richmond, and the Rev. R. W. Stoakes, pastor of the Richmond First Methodist church, will be the principal speaker.

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CO-OPERATIVE STORE MANAGER RESIGNS

Richmond.. .Mirmlam Kirker Is spending the week end at her home in Camden, Ohio Mrs. Delphia Holllngsworth spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Naomi Plankenhorn ....Among those shopping In Richmond Saturday were, Mrs. Bertha Huelson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Bunger, Mr. and Mrs. Will Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Scuyler Snider, Mr. and Mrs. William Teasel and Martha Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Al Irvln.

will be held in the Friends' church.

The union Thanksgiving service was

held there Sunday morning Rev.

Brown of East Main Street Friends' church gave a fine temperance talk

full of practical suggestions at the

Milton Friends church Friday evening

..The Embroidery club met Wed

nesday afternoon with Mrs. Will Brown

..The ladies of the Methodist church

are making great peparations for their

dinner and bazaar to be held Thursday at the Masonic hall and the play, "The

Arrival of Kitty" to be given Thanks

giving night at Grange hall.... Mrs.

Walter Hurst and children were guests

of. Mrs. Alice Gresh Thursday Fu

neral services for Mrs. Roscoe Dodd-

nage were held Saturday afternoon at

the Coyne residence. Rev. F. C. Mc

Cormick officiated. Mrs. Wallace War

ren sang "Thertl be No Tears in Par

adise" and the quartette, Mrs. War

ren, Mrs. Wilson, E. P. Jones and Albert Newman sang several hymns. The burial was at Doddridge chapel where

a short service was held. There were many beautiful floral offerings for she

was greatly beloved by all.

GREENSFORK. Ind Rev. R. W.

Stoakes, of the First Methodist church of Richmond, will preach to the young

people Wednesday evening Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Smith, who have

spent the past week In Columbus

Ohio, returned Saturday Church

services "each evening this week except Monday, at 7 o'clock Rev. C. C. Hinshaw will preach a Thanksgiving sermon at the Methodist church Thursday evening.

GREEN'S FORK, Ind. The girls of the high school gave a party for the boys Saturday evening. Music and game3 were enjoyed throughout the evening. The following were present: Dorothy Gwin, Margaret Monroe, Irma Stackhouse, Esther Gentry, Wilma Black, Mary Moyer, Dorothy Carter, Kathleen Ridge, Lena Underbill, Olive Nicholson, Marie Poland, Lillian Hunnicutt, Thelma Bavender, Irene Weber, Marcella Bavender, Orvllle Gamber,

Robert Ball, Theodore Beeson, Melvin Boyd, Howard Ailed, Ralph Wilson, Earl Stackhouse, Ralph Albertson,

Myerl Stackhouse, Bernard Breen,

Cecil Chamness, Lewis Bond, Eugene

Davis, Carl Scruggs, Stewart Bone.

Guy Scruggs, Milton Brooks, Chester

Boyd, Clifton Williams. .... .Mr. ana Mrs. Florence Boy were ill Sunday

night.... Mr. and Mrs. John Gausepohl

and Mary Gausepohl of Richmond, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and

Mrs. E. M. Stanton and family....

Horace Boyd left Tuesday for Fort

Wayne where he will attend school.

CAMDEN, Ohio. Mrs. Frank White entertained to supper Saturday evening. Mrs. James Fisher of Chicago,

Mrs. Gertrude Garrot and Miss Laver

na Smith.... Mrs. Harvey Yost, who has been visiting friends in Camden the past two weeks returned to her

home in Winchester, Ind., Saturday.

Mrs. Jessie Roberta spent Sunday eve

ning in Hamilton with her aunt, Mrs

McLain." who is quite ill. . .Mrs. Lillian

Campbell 1b visiting relatives in Cincinnati The Camden teachers at

tended the association at Eaton Satur

day. Supt Solomon of Middletown, was the principal speaker. ...Mr. and Mrs. John Schwartz and son Hubert

of Hamilton, spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Phares....Rev. Nash

of Springfield, preached at the M. E

church Sunday evening. Rev. Nash has come to help Rev. Moore of the

M. E. church in revival services.

WEBSTER, Ind. Harry Hunt and

Albert Stotten attended the I. O. O

F. assembly at Indianapolis, this past

Wednesday and Thursday .Mrs

Flora Fulton, who is now at Reid hospital for treatment is reported to be

slightly improved Mr. and Mrs

John Hendershott spent Wednesday in

BROWNSVILLE Ind. Another vic

tory was accorded the basket ball team Saturday night. The Centerville

team jcame down and lost by a score of 21 to 3 Mr. and Mrs. John Gavin

and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whitsel were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wright, of Connersville, Sunday.. .. .Browns

ville high school will' give a social on

next Friday eveniflg, Dec. 1. Everybody invited. Everything good to eat

Entertainment for all Rev. C. C Brown is now conducting revival ser

vices at Robinson's chapel The Brownsville entertainers are schedul

ed to play in Abington, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 29 Miss Anna

Cully Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mar

garet Noble in Elwood, Indiana...,.

Ernest Maze and family are enjoying

radio Instrument which they had

installed last week Mr. and Mrs

litstutt

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I J. Cully attended a family dinner

Sunday, at the home of Mrs. Cully's mother, Mrs. Bell.. .Mrs. Harry Web

ster was shopping in Richmond Sat

urday..... Miss Elsie Huffman, who is

working In Connersville. spent the

week end with her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Huffman.. .Mrs. Kenneth Fields

and sons, Harold and Gale, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Retherford Rev. C. C Brown

and family were dinner guests Friday evening of Nelson Wright and family.

at Connersville, after which they at

tended an excellent program given by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Beriautt, of

Indianapolis, undr the auspices of the Men's Bible class, and their teacher,

C. C. Hull, in the lower auditorium

of the First Methodist church..... E

A. Sourwine, of Indianapolis, Is "visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. D. O.

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Graham, pastor of the church of Christ, delivering the sermon. There will be special music. In the case of Orlando Baldwin against Elizabeth Baldwin, Judge? A. I. Bales granted a decree of divorce to the defendant on her cross-complaint, and restored her maiden same of Oren. in France and

Clyde Comer also has re- ti6 United States than in any other

WINCHESTER. Ind- Nov. 29. Ed

ward Johnson, who has been manager

of the Farmers co-operative grocery

since it was first started, has resigned his position and will be succeeded by

Zora Cox.

signed to accept a position with the J. A. Lone company. His place- will

be filled by Perry Taylor. Charles Al

bright has left the employ of the J. A. Long company to become manager of the A. and P. store.

Randolph county grange, No. 2220,

will observe Indiana day at a meeting to be held in the McKlnley high school auditorium. A miscellaneous program

will be riven and Philip Kabel, of the

Farmers and Merchants bank, will speak on "Indiana History'; Each

member will take six guests.

Randolph county farmers who have

entered the 10 ear yellow corn ex

hibit at the national live stock show to be held in Chicago the first of De

cember, are as follows: W. O. Hen-

drlckson and Marvin H. Tnoratmrg, of Winchester; Herbert Pegg of Farm

land; L. O. Turner and Alva A. Rowe,

of Union City.

Thanksgiving service, in which ail

the churches of the city will join, will be held in the Presbyterian church, Wednesday evening, the Rev. L. M.

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